Adhesion Barrier Market revenue projected to go up by 2016 – 2024

Global Adhesion Barrier Market: Overview To avoid the adhesion that occurs during the surgery, a medical device known as adhesion barrier is used. To avoid the formation of the scar tissues known as adhesion, the adhesion barrier is used to separate internal tissues and the organ. The damage to parietal peritoneum or visceral leads to the formation of adhesion. The formation of adhesion can cause chronic pain, infertility, and bowel obstruction, which are the common risks during surgery. The abdominal surgery gives rise to adhesions in large amounts compared to other surgeries. The adhesion barriers are made from oxidized regenerated cellulose, sodium hylauronate, expanded polyterafluorethylene, and carboxymethlcellulose. The major applications where the adhesion barriers are used include gynecological surgery, abdominal surgery, and other surgeries.

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The Ultimate Donor Relations Strategy to Increase Member Retention

Article | July 12, 2022

A common mistake nonprofits make is spending all their resources and efforts on marketing and attracting new donors or members. Your initial conversation rates may be great, but what happens after a year, when it’s time for them to renew? A lot of organizations struggle with their retention rates. They work really hard on their renewal appeals, only to see declining numbers month after month. Of course, a number of factors could be at play here: perhaps the donor is no longer interested; their financial situation has changed and they no longer have capacity; maybe they were supporting a specific program or project that has now been completed.

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Nonprofit Communications Plan: How-To Identify an Audience and Create an Avatar

Article | July 14, 2022

Any experienced marketer would tell you that understanding one’s audience is key to success in communication. When creating a strategic communications plan, it is important to identify your goals for each particular communications effort. After you identify the goals and objectives of your communication efforts, you can identify an audience. Brainstorm different groups of people you hope to reach that can help you accomplish your organization’s objectives. Each goal may have several different audiences in which you want to communicate to. When you identify your audience, it will help you decide how to tailor your message to make it relatable to them. Your audience should feel as though your content was written directly to them, which is where constructing an avatar – or ideal customer – comes into play. We will talk more about avatars in just a moment.

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Holding the Line: Compliance for Nonprofits

Article | July 29, 2022

When those in the nonprofit sector consider “compliance” the first thing that often comes to mind, and rightly so, is maintaining nonprofit status with the Internal Revenue Service. That makes sense, because failure to properly maintain nonprofit status has significant implications on taxes and can negatively impact fundraising. But compliance for nonprofits shouldn’t stop there. A comprehensive, documented compliance program, that includes privacy, security, marketing, donor and grantee diligence, and vendor management, for example, can go a long way to protecting the organization, its donors, and its constituents.

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5 Fundraising Trends for Growing Nonprofits in 2020

Article | May 27, 2020

Just like that, we went from talking about the rising trends in fundraising for 2020 to how nonprofits can sustain operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Needless to say, it was quite the pivot in conversation. The COVID-19 pandemic has had major implications for nonprofit organizations. Unfortunately, it seems as though the uncertain landscape created by the COVID-19 pandemic will be sticking around for the foreseeable future. With that in mind, it’s time for your organization to consider how it can be agile and thrive through uncertainty.

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